He fought Daredevil and Uri Geller in 1976. Yes, really. Telepathic powers, telepathic tank, telepathic henchmen.

So yes, Uri Geller once appeared in Marvel Comics – a 1976 Daredevil issue. He was, of course a psionic hero.

One of the most enduring G.I. Joe members. Cajun Marine with great strength and (usually) a grenade launcher. Part of our arc that covers the Larry Hama-written, Marvel Comics version of the Joes.

Ultra-Boy as he appeared among the 1994 rebooted version of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

Dragon’s Claws operative. Computer-enhanced brain. This profile is meant to be read after the Dragon 8162 character profile.

Orko is an alien wizard and kids-friendly comic relief. He was one of the main character in 1980s cartoon series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.

These campaign notes offer a full example of a base/HQ for a super-hero team, including floor plans.

One of the elite post-apocalyptic future gladiators from the Dragon’s Claws. Stealth and subterfuge type. This profile is intended to be read *after* the Dragon 8162 character profile.

From Marvel Comics UK’s old Dragon’s Claws comics. Far future samurai strongman. This profile is meant to be read after the Dragon 8162 character profile

One of the core companions from the canon adventuring party in the original Baldur’s Gate D&D video game. CHARNAME’s foster sister. Human rogue from Candlekeep.

An index to all the character stats ever published in Mayfair Games rules and supplements for the DC Heroes super-hero tabletop role-playing game.

A gladiator and mercenary in the year 8162. Gifted leader and fighter, commands elite unite the Dragon’s Claws.

A deadly vigilante and athlete from a dying Earth broken down future. They were the best team in the Game… but this is not a game anymore ! Part of a series that starts with the Dragon 8162 character profile.

A cold-blooded assassin and martial artist from the Tekken beat ’em up video games.

A minor Tekken video game fighter. Rich girl from Monaco, acrobatic dance-like fighting style.

A repository of spreadsheets and software to create DC Heroes characters.

One of Marvel’s Native American super-heroes. Powerful Navaho fighter with enhanced strength and senses.

The scant, but distinct, 1990s appearances of Marvel’s Navajo super-hero. This profiles series starts with American Eagle – the 1980s.

Last third of our comprehensive coverage of Marvel’s American Eagle. Covers the 2000s and 2010s. This series of profiles starts with American Eagle – the 1980s.

The evil (I mean, that’s in the name) witch who’s more or less Skeletor’s second in command. As you can surmise, she appears in the 1980s He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoon.

A weird, crazy Iron Man enemy from 1971 and the strange “Assassin” story line. It was… something, it really was.

An obscure and strange enemy of Iron Man and agent of the Assassin. Apparently a psychic robot with a monster form. This is meant to be read after the character profile for Mister Kline the Assassin.

Technical primer for our Weapons Locker articles about body armour. A one-stop recap about the tools we use to model body armour in DCH.

A strange, sinister manipulator from the far future. He appeared in a sort of early Marvel crossover, back during the 1970s.

A strange and likely robotic saboteur and enforcer. An agent of… the Assassin ! It is best to first read the Mister Kline the Assassin character profile.

A simple mad-dog villain from the Thunder Force super-hero comedy movie. Lightning powers. Best read after Bingo’s character profile.

This team profile covers the earliest days of DC Comics’ extremely influential Justice Society of America (JSA).

Just a recap of places where there are Writeups.org posts. Frex, to know when there are new articles up, or to provide feedback.

This continues the low-tech weapons locker article with the medium-weight, common types of melee weapons. Swords, axes, maces, this sort of things. Amazingly useful to stat low-tech characters, it must be said.

The 1964 version of Superwoman of the Crime Syndicate of America, sort of like an evil Wonder Woman. Meant to be read after our “base camp” profile for the pre-Crisis Earth-3 Crime Syndicate of America.